Eric Djemba-Djemba
Footballer; played for Manchester United
Born
May 4th, 1981
43 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Cameroon
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Born in Cameroon, a professional footballer played as a midfielder. Joined Manchester United in 2003 and contributed to the team's success during his time. Also represented the Cameroon national team, earning caps in various international competitions. After leaving Manchester United, played for several clubs across Europe and the Middle East, continuing a career in football until retirement.
Played for Manchester United
Represented Cameroon in international matches
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